South Sudanese refugees homeless again after Sudan floods
Al Jazeera
Heavy rainfall and flash floods have inundated South Sudanese refugee camps in Sudan, displacing thousands again.
Heavy rains and flash floods have hit 13 of Sudan’s 18 states, affecting more than 288,000 residents and refugees, according to the United Nations.
In neighbouring South Sudan, the deluge affected and displaced about 426,000 people, exacerbating the swelling humanitarian needs in Sudan, the UN said.
In Sudan, thousands of refugees were relocated to different camps, while others took shelter in villages that were spared, but many are now living on the streets.
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